Die cracks on Washington Quarters 1 1

[errorist]

2 hours ago, Woods020 said:

I’ve kept a few like that. Poor Roosevelt has all kinds of facial issues on the dimes these days 

Yes.. Roosevelt has become a Pinocchio classic these days..

[Lem E]

12 minutes ago, errorist said:

Yes.. Roosevelt has become a Pinocchio classic these days..

Seems there are quite a few nose to rim cracks on a lot of different denominations. 

[errorist]

37 minutes ago, Lem E said:

Seems there are quite a few nose to rim cracks on a lot of different denominations. 

Another Washington die crack. Silver proof. 

[Hoghead515]

Almost forgot @Fenntucky Mike. It's hard to see. You can really tell it under a microscope. I lied though. I said it was a 2021.  It's a 2020. Figured it be a cool one to put in a coin flip. 

[VKurtB]

2 hours ago, Hoghead515 said:

Almost forgot @Fenntucky Mike. It's hard to see. You can really tell it under a microscope. I lied though. I said it was a 2021.  It's a 2020. Figured it be a cool one to put in a coin flip. 

Dem lines, dem lines, dem flow lines. Late die state. A bunch of the 2020P dimes I’ve run across are quite prooflike. 
 

Unlike in Pennsylvania, where finding any D coins in commerce is rare, here in Northern Alabama, cents and quarters are routinely found from both mints, while dimes and nickels are overwhelmingly Philadelphia. 

Edited March 20, 2021 by VKurtB

[Hoghead515]

8 hours ago, VKurtB said:

Dem lines, dem lines, dem flow lines. Late die state. A bunch of the 2020P dimes I’ve run across are quite prooflike. 
 

Unlike in Pennsylvania, where finding any D coins in commerce is rare, here in Northern Alabama, cents and quarters are routinely found from both mints, while dimes and nickels are overwhelmingly Philadelphia. 

That's how it is here also. 

[Hoghead515]

8 hours ago, VKurtB said:

Dem lines, dem lines, dem flow lines. Late die state. A bunch of the 2020P dimes I’ve run across are quite prooflike. 
 

Unlike in Pennsylvania, where finding any D coins in commerce is rare, here in Northern Alabama, cents and quarters are routinely found from both mints, while dimes and nickels are overwhelmingly Philadelphia. 

That late die state is probably why it chipped then ain't it?  Thought it was a neat place to chip. Looks like Roosevelt has a booger.  

[Fenntucky Mike]

13 hours ago, Hoghead515 said:

Almost forgot @Fenntucky Mike. It's hard to see. You can really tell it under a microscope. I lied though. I said it was a 2021.  It's a 2020. Figured it be a cool one to put in a coin flip. 

LOL! That made my morning, one of the better placed die chips I've seen on these. Thanks HH! 

[Hoghead515]

7 minutes ago, Fenntucky Mike said:

LOL! That made my morning, one of the better placed die chips I've seen on these. Thanks HH! 

Your welcome my friend. I figured it be worth keeping just for the heck of it. It would have been better if it were a tiny bit lower. But still good enough. 

Edited March 20, 2021 by Hoghead515

[Woods020]

Die breaks and chips don’t even have respect for the ladies. This is a goody on a 1922 Peace Dollar I have. Ironically found this coin at a flea market in Philadelphia PA. 
 

[errorist]

How about a Pucking Pelican?

[errorist]

How about the Y2K Dagger Foot American Silver Eagle?? 

Edited March 20, 2021 by errorist